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John Oak Dalton just tipped me off that Sex Machine is now available as an “Instant Play” via Netflix. That means you can watch the movie immediately via your computer or other digital device. I don’t know the details of how it works, but if you’re already a Netflix member, what do you have to lose?
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I’m having so much fun with Vimeo, that I want to post every scrap of footage I can get my hands on. Here’s a short documentary about the making of SEX MACHINE. Watching this again brought back so many memories, both good and bad and put me in a head space that I hadn’t been in for quite awhile. Making the movie was an amazing experience and hopefully this captures a glimmer of it.
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I got quite a few questions asking about why there was a 4-6 week delay to get Sex Machine from Amazon. Apparently, they were out of stock. But now you can order a copy and have it shipped overnight. I’ll keep you up to date on other locations as they get their shipments in. Thanks for the continued interest and support!
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When my brother and I were kids, Fangoria was the holy grail. Unfortunately (and probably appropriately), it was frowned upon in our household. So on the rare occasions when we were able to get our hands on a copy, it was like gold. After fully reading it, we would usually sell it off to the juvenile delinquent who lived down the street. Fangoria is where I first read about J.R. Bookwalter who at the time was an 18-year old kid making a Super-8 zombie epic titled The Dead Next Door. In those days, it was not nearly as common for people to be running around making low-budget movies, and that article really opened my eyes to the possibility. This is all just to say, that I’m pretty excited that Sex Machine got featured in the latest issue. The issue is on the stands now - 28 Weeks Later is on the cover. Click on the thumbnail for a larger view.
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Rockhouse Pictures 2008 from Asphalt Planet on Vimeo.
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